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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The GOLD LEAF is pleased to note that a
Young Mems Christian Association has
been organized in Henderson. The officers
are: J. R. Young, President; Geo. T..
Simmons. list Vice-President; S. Dean, 2nd
Vice President; DR.. F. S. Harris, Secretary;
John NJ. Wester, Treasurer. The cOnstitu-
ton was adopted and committees appointed
to solicit funds and membership, &c. The
next meeting will be held at the Presbyte-
rian church tomorrow, (Friday) evening,
when the bylaws will be adopted together
with the transaction of other business.
Similar associations have done much for
other places and the GOLD LEAF has no
doubt good results will follow the efforts
of our association.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28
Barber Shop.

Best selected hardware and furniture in
town at WATKINS STORE.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

S. Watkins just back from New York,
where he bought the prettieSt largest and
cheapest stock of the season. Will sell you
goods low down for the cash.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

White, check and fancy floor mattings.
Big stock at prices that defy competition at
apr. 81, 4 o. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

Rooms for rent over store Prices rea-
sonable. Apply to E. u. DAVIS.
apr. %, a.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

Neither jobs nor auction goods, but fresh
and clean stock bought from first hands for
cash down, and sold low by
apr. q, o. 5. u Z. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

For the past ten days there has been
good deal OF tobacco sold here. We notice
better feeling in cutters and white wrap
pers (Which have been reasonably high for
months) while the lower grades, particu-
larly of filters, are selling here, as every
where, at ruinously low prices. The to-
bacco world recognizes the vast quantity of
this latter class in the country and it is
impossible to dispose of it at figures that
will justify shipment. 1t has bad name,
and buyers avoid it as they would poison.
According to good old rule of specula-
ton, this is the time to buy such stock, pro-
vided you can hold from twelve to eigh-
teen months. We predict in that time it
will bring profit of from fifty to one hun
bred per cent. Farmers have held it back,
hoping for better prices, but seeing no
chance now for an advance this season, we
may look for big breaks the next sixty
DAYS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

Gents furnishing goods, elegant cassi-
mere double width. Jeans, kerseys, &c, at
apr. q, 40. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

The GOLD LEAF has quantity of second
hand type, bourgeois, long primer, small
plea and minion, which will be sold at a
bargain. Any one contemplating starting
n paper or enlarging. at much less expense
than buying new, would do we'll to cores
pond with us. We have surplus type
enough to equip an Office entirely with
body type and Will sell few fonts of
job type also.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

In another column we give an account of
an actual occurrence in our life in the
Mississippi Swamp. which we know will
be taken with many grains of allowance
by that class who believe nothing they
themselves have not experienced or seen.
Remember reader truth is stranger than
fiction and also 'there are more things in
Heaven and earth, Horatio. than are dreamt
of in your philosophy" In four years of
this life many incidents occurred that
would overshadOW the imagination of the
fiction writers of wild Western scenes,
which will be given in the GOLD LEAF, if
its readers intimate they want any more of
the same, and samer sort.
AS usual there is said to be quite scar
city of tobacco plants in some sections.
While this is So taken upon the whole.
there are as many as usual-enough to
plant an average crop. We saw on Mr.. T.
l. Harris Chalk Level farm on Friday
last the finest bed, for its size, we ever
looked at $50 square yards thickly covered
with healthy, uniform plants, nearly large
enough to set out. In addition to this large
bed, MI Harris has another of about $50
square yards, equally as good, with plants
enough on it to plant his crop G25,OOO) by
the 10th of May. Mr. Nat Robertson is
manager here, and has everything in apple
pie order. In few years we expect L.
Ivey will build a nice residence here and
! play farmer.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-28

Clothing, large stock, fit everybody
Correct styles at popular prices at
apr. 81, o. WATKINS
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81 TO So West 23d'sty
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Steamer vertumnus tBr, Cook Montego Bay. JAG wes
Gur.
steamer Ms:s vsn ssspsn
steamer foai. sueI Mount ray
Steamer sensiaetof Chichester Wilmington. Nc-wm
Steamer Richmond, Boar, Newport News and VISIT Point
steamer Brssfws,sr Jonuey. Newport News and West
s,ssm.T oeeonra REYNOLDS. BatmorcB Dowuor
steamer G knight Young Alexandria and tie orso
steamer Lacv Miller. Rogers. Banscr-F Smith Co.
s'r %st bn a
shIp Bsrbadsa,B Mclean, Batavia. Java for orders
ship Hasshorss Nor. Jensen. stet,in-carstsn Boo
sp ss ngrSsy ssos Go
Bark Columbia tNor) sorv Konigsbsrg. der-C Tobias
BARK Latoua (Br, warren pantric-seammsll Bros
ssrs ssSis eSor orr
Barr Ringho,n Nor bonssen nn Edge 20
Bark William Bsteman tosrl. Harvsldt Lubec Punch.
BARK Berg Csor,. Nielsen. EImOuth-Funch, Edge
sart Roma SBri' Faulkner. Yarmouth. Ns-J whitney
ser Emma Fox Hanson T.@pIsGTI w,; ION Co
se,I ESsnszos 'Br,. Roseft. Nassau MI Johnson.
ssnr p,,da .sr mo9s r rrsoS B. John He
s ssSr tyn1 s reMs 81 john Hsnsy
Frank a Willie (Br Brown 81 John. NB-A Il Heney
Bchr Adelena (ir Brown st John, MA Honey.
SAILED.
ssrya and CITY ., chssc for ,srpo' HI1a
and Holland, London; Sorrento Hamburg Fulda Bremen;
Rotterdam Kottsrdan Island, Copenhagen; La Breagnc
Havrs vertumnus Monego Bay sarztora Havana. Comal
Galveston AMI Eurekai Now Orleans Bcnefac
tor wilmington; Old Dominion Richmond; Breakwatsr,
Newport News K knight Georgetown.
Ship Racehorss, for Stettiu.
Rarks Mary Green wood for Auckland NJ; Alice Pom
Ringhorn and Marie settin Passat and Katie Burr
Brig Morning Light for Demerara
Also saled-va Island soundsteamsrs Lucy Nil
Ter Bangor; Eeanora. Portland IL Dmock. Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs,
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouErssrowx. July lo-Arriysd steamer Umbra Br,, Nc
Mckan NewYork July on her way 10 Liverpool land
procoedsdl
HULL July I4-Arvsd steamer Buffalo (Br). Malet, from
Eew-York -
ISLE or WIGHT July l6-Pssssd steamer Denmark (Br,
RIxby. from Nsw.York her 70 London.
July lB-Passed steamer Hammona lGor), Shwen-
sen from Nsw.York on her TO Hamburg
July &c. m-Psssod steamer Noordland (Belg Nfckels
frsm Nsw.York July on her way 10 Antwerp.
HAABuRd. July l<-ssiod. steamer Amain (0er), Bahr
fer New Ysrk.
ANs!rsp.M July lsArrvsd. steamer Edam tDtch,. Taas
Mivsr Jniv i6.saiied. steamer La Champagne tFrl
Traub, for New.Yerk
RIO JANEIRo July l6-Auiye1 steamer Finance Baker
from New.York Newport News st Ihomas &C. to sail
return 10Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
uyvE1coME BoBTAIL" HORSEcARS.

rporprr ARISING OVER THE FRANCHISE OF THE
nRooKLYN PARK AVENUE CABLE LINE.
p.trous of the Park Avenue cable line, BrooKiyn'
rubbed their eyes with asonishment yesterday when
thar behed In place handsome new cable oars that
have been running through that thrynve
Of the little bobtaed familiar to the travel
ling public of that portion Of Brooklyn 1t WAS dis
agreeable surprise to people, but especially 70
william Richardson. of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company, who was simply thuuderstruok when no
heard tho news Why he should thus
bs affected il easily explained. This traction ROAD 10
owned and operated by the Brooklyn Cable Railway the
corporation for which Mr. Rchardstn was procuring the
franchise for Centralave.
The president of this company IL " Tom L. Johnson
J. Dupont is Its secretary, and number OF Brooklyn
men are interested It, Mr. Richardson entered into An
agreement with these to obtain from them caole
route from Fulton TO Cypress as Sse1S nsora and
and thence to tas cemetery was intended TO
the line from 0randave along 70 ), rn hr
csblo and tried put down Its extension ID
but found that this held most enaclonsy
in Of his obtaining for the Cable Company
its privileges from the Common Council he should receive
eighteen per cont OF the companys gross eAc
On Friday President Johnson and his associates 10
came convinced that Mr. Richardson could not oarry
out part Of the sgreement Accordingly the COMPANY
horse car route II will "a TO Broadway BY PsrkavS
and thence through Unonaye and Drigssst 10 tn ~
Green point Ferry using Mr. Riohardsons track LOT
company also intend to sue Mr. Richardson for large
amount. perhaps $4,000 damages and oreacn Oh Son
tract keeping bis agreement 70 ye inc
would say last evening IL 10 an entire surprise I"
me- know nothing ABOUT the matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
TIE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWa.

Mrs. Kate cleary Of No 1928 sscondave yesterday Oh.
tanned from Justice Donohue of the Supreme Court an
attachment against the property Of Alexander VerhovAy on
the allegation that balance Of $221 80 ana
about the state She says that 10 1883 ana
obtained s54s SO worth Of board from her Of whien
Ne has paid only sSls. on and m 9s' %.pp.T
with whom he some time ago soped from Florida She adds
that she 10 Informed that Mrs. webbers HUSBAND comh
from Florida pursuit Of the guilty couple and nA
edge Of this will aduce Vsrhovays night nkng MS
with intent to deraua his orns
A new trial has been ordered by Justice Donohue OF
the Supreme Court In the suit decided In iavo.
Fourth National Bank in r rsiSs asos,
$40 600 on the allegation the bank paid the money to
dishonest Of firm who presented cheeks win
forced The Judge says In his case there
was one check which clear on tho eruo
should had and that the verde must % es
aside erred that there can be no Iuogme on
the verdict and q trial must DO had" -.
writ Of habeas corpns requiring the Commiss,onen OF
Imm,eratiou TO produce the Supreme Court Chambers
p.x Monday Inga Jonsson swedish woman Was rrantsd
by Justics Donohus yesterday She SAYS she Is unawiu
rsstrausd Of her the Commissioners on the as
nd that and 10 liable 70 become pubic
charge send her back 70 Eurore
the next steamer sails for Copenhagen she deSa
that relatives In Duluth and That she mas raoA
tickets take her 10 that place 1919,
an absolute divorce Mrs Stella Rees Allen the actress
known on the stage Stella heo1 from William wallace Al
ien Rsferee sydney Stuart found that they we're mar
rs on 49, 1884 and that tho husband hsd pee
John wiIis clerk in County Clerks ONCE has 90.
tanned . patent binding legal documents, ana
in use in the County Clerks ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
PRESENTING WATOH TO SEA CAPTAIN

PRESENTING HATCH TO SEA CAfIAA'.
Captain Arthur W. Lewis is ono of the most popular
commander In the Atlantic service, and II he did not
know of 1t before he was made aware OF 1t yesterday
morning when number of hs friends assembled In the
saloon his fine steamship the City OF CHESTER 70 10
him honor It was his foristh birthday and thoy TOOK
the opportunity Of presenting MIN With magnlncen'
gold ohronogrsph watch. together with ohan ana oo
pasa The members of tho presentation COM
mtttee were horace Holden, II. II. Thayer and Herman
de scldng and thirtytwo subscrbers among
whom were gentlemen OF eli tho learned professions
Mr. Holden called upon A. j. westbroof TO make inc
which he did In few graceful and well
chosen words. . ., - Az.
awe have heard" he said, cot the watch on the
Rhine but we're going to It be tier. and MAKE
it the watch CITY Of Chester need not SPEAK AZ
ANY great length Of Captain Lcwss qualities - manly
social gentleman and captain of the 1nman Steam
ship 90 upany. These captains we'll known ana wno
he Il mindful OF the paasenRers interests In every Way
he is also gifted with degree OF intelligence WHOM
makes him the equal Of any OF them. and whion Is IN
sowe instances unfortunately lacking 10 the captain, OK
the European steamship companies. The wstch. wnlcn
is suitaby Inscribed handed to the captain In case
bearing his name In gilt letters BY Miss beikhap
one of the subscribers. Captain Lewis made reply
marked BY good taste and good feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
COURTESIES TO AN OF

CoURTEsIEs TO AN OHIO BOARD OF TRADE
Tho Board Of Trade of Columbus Ohio, started Thurs
day ON an extensive excursion through NewYork and
New-Epgland On Friday the members and their wives
looked the grandeur Of Niagara Falls Yesterday they
were ct Lake George They yet h 20 TO saratogs
and then separate While ct Caldwell ON Lake George.
yesterday the following dispatch sent to them from
Nsw-Y0rk:
ROOMS OF THE OHIO NEw.YoRK.)
July 49, 1887. J
TO the Columbus Board Of Trade Ezeursonsts Caldwell
Nssr- York .
Of and invites s members and their friends
call at secstys club II 236 fifthava New
York where ohoans are always welcome
II. LKx. Secretary. T. EWING. PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
ARCHBISHOP OORRIGAY HAS NOTHING TO SAY

ARCHBISHOP CORRIG4N Has NOIHINU TO "H n
Archbishop Corrgan returned to the city late last
evening" but declined to anything for publication
In regard to DR.. McGlynn's case. From those Id
position TO know, however, it was learned that no
pastora letter will be read in the Catholic churches
of this diocese to day. is it yet positively known
that ono will be given out at ALL So far as can DC
ascertaIned none has been prepared One OF the pre
ates friends said last evening: al do not think that
the Archbishop will any notice of the statements
made by DIR. McGlynn." The Archbishop VIII visit
Blackwsll's Island to-day to administer confirmation
to a number OF convicts thcrc. lie VIII Also 60 onh
of town this week on a short vacation
DR.. McGlynn win start for Philadelphia this morn.
ing He will address the Anti Poverty Society OF
that city night returning here carly In tho week
One of his most intimate and best Informed friends
said last light that the doctor would not sue Arch
bishop Corrigan for damages because he added
" Dr. McGlynn has not been injured All the damage
done ia this business has been sustained by the othor
ot6e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
A OHAYOE TO BREAK UPA GANG

John Nj. Rooney. tho young man arrested by the
Brooklyn police Monday on suspicion OF being con-
nected with the burglary of &c Chapmans honse at No
1IO7 Bedford ave-, and whom the authorities thought
for time to be Felix Rooney, the parrcIde, proves
to be notorious pickpocket. and burglar named
"Roddie" Dugan, a member Of one of the most dan
gorous gangs In Brooklyn. At the house where he
boarded In Monroe-st great deal OF stolen clothing
was found besides a lot of burglars tools.
The police feel certain of capturing his associates
District Attorney RidGway had long talk with the
prisoner yesterday. and It Is thought obtained good
deal Of valuable Information from him about his pals"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
4 COMPLAINT ABOUT JEANYETrE PARK.

"If you President Borden, Of the Park Board"
said President Stark, Of the Dock Commissioners, to
q reporter yesterday, "tel him that say propose
to hold an Indignation meeting of tho business
about Jeanette Park and protest against the II IL
neglected The boys daily scale the fences and play
bali there II is not pOlccd,' the curbs covered
with fllth and whilc thoy have $1,000 for work this
work laying mould Tho roadway on Southst. has
not been paved, and after heavy rains 1t is almost
impossible for a team TO passn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
standing of the League and American ssocaton clubs
to date IL as follows:
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CINCINNATI July Is-Miserabe fielding by Fsnnelly ard
wrctched stop work by Baldwin the Brooklynsa
lead to-day Cnc!nnas could They
batted terhcay. but always ~ come fielder Had
Nuane received the support the Cncinnatis would
have easily The lucky In having their
hits and the Cncnnas punched After the fourth
inning Brookyns could do nothing with Mullane Tho
had ten the majority reaching
third Ncors batting and fielding was tho only redseming
feature Of Cncnnatis Peoples behind the bat
work making but one bad throw Porter ala
some great with the stick The day was intensely hot
being s6 degrees shade Four thousand people we're
present. The score az folows
S S.sas,,n .i.............:11 1855 90
Basehts-c Cincinnati 49,; Broohlyn. IL ErTor:-cipein'
pire-Mr Curry.
PHLApyDPH July leThe Phillies had little trouble In
aeeang Detroit this afternoon They hit Baldwin hard ana
and always when were on bases Bumnon pitched
strong gamc only being made OF HIM in the frat
eight inninxs had let Cunning having
been injured by and double triple and single
gave he The was a. follows
S Ss:,s,: ..s 1885 &aiGG
Siro~Mr sullivan
hssa . the League have they succeeded in win
nng straight This feat they accomplished to-day
by euspsying Pttsburg in interesting contest
They displaced the Smoky City men for sixth place
which they bold by small percentage Farrsrs base
running the feature OF the game The score was ~
appended:
y Es:s,.s!0n.. :..:..........d S-Ss
Il f:Ssrs VI ana No.
c css%et. unp ssSo Dcs.chsr
nosroy July ls-The Boston and Indiaaapolis clubs
played to-day turned the tables on their
Hoossr opponents easily The Boston club batsd
hard and folded In excellent and taking good lead In
s FIRST inning advantage to the end The score was
- fellows
sSs ss:sss $685. 81
sssshi.s Bssto. a. indianapolis: Er.or:-gS;sos o.
n. Holland
CsxvxLAxp Jaly le.-Ths Metropolitan cub played
WIZ poorly to-day and tell easy victims 70
their Cisvalasd opponents. Mays pitched with
Nsss and battsd freely throughout The
wa a. appended;
2:S.sss:a SSSeoSS do-'
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ytys-Ar Ferguson
81 LOUIS July lathe st Louis club defeated the Ath
se to-day and did rather easily Pitcher wsyings
curves batd rselv that he retired IN the seventh
issin and Seward took his place The score vast
s g 5Ss' SSHSSi q
Hasshits-st Leus ID Athletic 8. EIrors-st Louis q
4Alsue g Pltchsrs-Souss' wsyhns and Seward um'
LoumvnLR July l6-Hsavy batting but good fielding
bay features game to-day bstwssn the Louis
vile and Baltimore club Smith not phenomenal TO-
lAy. TIE was,.
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4 Sss ssseSss'i;s II 3 jersey cs,. T.
a. Lovzs July 15-Judgs Neonan, 70 day decided thai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

president Won dor Abe. Of the st. Louis Broyns wno
discharged Tina game will be played In tins c,ty On 'un
day the American Association team rs nereoIo,
~ Yopkers ysaerday club was asesso
BIZ the homo team with the following scores
yon Lsr,.,. ----................ $40 IS
The Aomes At Nysck yesterday defeated the NyAohs
AZ West New Brighton yesterday the slater sssa A'n
isc Club defeated the Carlstsdts BY the sppesaou
Carlsbad ;:,................-...... S3YisS s-2S
At washington Park. Brooklyn she rntv ois"o'' w
fsated the 10 Peeps by the score OF III 10 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

ARRESTxD FOR GIvyNo HIS CHILD MEDICINE.
An Arab named Julius srrssssd yesterday in
City Hall Para BY Agent Bariaudo. Of the society for
living SICK child which he carried In his
Ne taken - che Jenba His wife Amen was arrested 81
iS' ssd e. ezra xsF: sf's r y: cas.s:" Street a.;g
Hsiy ~ month An ssrs VIII be made 70 send them back
y Jerusalem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
WORKING AGAINST Mr.. srEPHExsoM

Among the Immigrants recently detained ct Cas-
Inja Jshnson. young swedish woman. who
arrived ego the steamship ireland with her child
The permitted TO leave tho Garden
to Join some friends In Minnesota Ina held the
ground that she had egimate child She was sent 10
Wards Island and Friday the Of EmiEra
ten decided . s.ad her back e sweden The american
snmsy heard OF the and
Injas brothsrinlAw John Lpdsl who her SIS and
ticket Minnesota The company then obtained writ OF
hsbsas corpus in behalf Of the ysunE woman II rs.urn
abba on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY JULY is. 1887

Steamer Celtic (Br) Irving. Lverpes July Queenstown
with ndse and SOL passengers to Bruce lsmay Arrived
steamer City Of Richmond tBr) BEDFORD liverpool July
Queenstown 50l TO Peter Wright
A Sons Arrived 1t the Bar az 10 . m ~ -
Ship onsota tBr Bryan. Rotterdam day. gth iron and
empty barrels 70 orderi vessel TO J w Parkof Go,
Ship nnis Wright (Br) Wright Antwerp ~ daya with
ndss % order; vessel 20 w Parker n Co. -
Terrace (Br Atkinson Antwerp - dEya with
iron and empty barrels order vessel 70 Elwei Co
ship Constance TingIey Flushing ~ daya with
and empty barrels order vessel 10 bcammeu bros
Bark Aagot tNor Jacobsen. Hamburg 81 dayA with salt
And empty barrels vessel IN Beuham noyesen
(Nor Psterson. Bremen 62days with mdss
order; vessel to q Tobias Co.
schr Nuttsr Orr nott 81 John. Nh, 7daya WITH
luubsr simpson, Clapp Coz vessel TO scammsn Bros
sUNsEr-At saady Hook, wind light saw cloudy and
hazy. AZ CITY IslAsd. wind light sw cloudy.
Arrived vssterday-
parl Atonower (Br Barnet Montego hay and Port Maria
dEya win sugar and fruit Vessels CO. Arrived
the Bar az 1902 n.
steamer 0uyandotte Kelley Newport Sows and Norfolk.
with mdss and pssscnRerst 70 Old Dsni1lou Sc Co.
CLEARkD'
Steamer Holland sur,. Tyson Londss-f " Huxs&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

RRlGHT'S DISEASE is caused by abuse. ex-
gsuiio dseass strcurs diseased prostate gland
and bladder Of and souIds and cannot
lille exist Our remedies them chronic
disease without dstention from pnsnes sed
bsss Dsopsy. Bladder. dravel and stonA 0yerytSlmn6
Nvdenss mailed tree BY AsAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU
tHYalCIAE 2Jl BroedWsY. Noy.Ysrk.